Farm Boy Killed by Horse Kick Near Dunkerton
Robert Koster age 12 died on his father's farm near Dunkerton Iowa when a horse kicked him while he led it from the barn to a water tank. The skull was crushed and death was instantaneous. Funeral at St Francis Catholic church in Barclay township Tuesday at 9 am. He is survived by parents five brothers two sisters and maternal grandparents and two aunts.
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Courier
Dunkerton
Robert Koster
Hera
St. Francis Catholic Church
Barclay Township
A. M. Koster
Francis
John
Richard
Joseph
Janus
Mary
Margaret
Mra
John Kesne
M. R. Considine
Mary Considine
Jesup
Floyd Sheriff Nets Two Prisoners in Liquor Raid
In Charles City area, Sheriff Sadler and Deputy Atherton with three federal agents raided the Riverside garage at Nora Springs at 10 p m Saturday evening, arresting Harold Tibbitts and William Duvaugh. They face a hearing today before Justice McGeeney as a large amount of alcohol was found. A truck carrying farm machinery overturned Sunday morning west of Nora Springs causing damage. driver uninjured.
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Cuarter
Charles City
Sadler
Atherton
Riverside
Nora Springs
Harold (Curlay) Tibbitts
William Duvaugh
McGeeney
Nora
Springs
Egerdal
Mathias Egerdal
Grossman Funeral Home
Waverly Man Held to Grand Jury on Liquor Charges
Waverly Iowa May 2 Ralph Bodeker has furnished bonds for 800 on liquor charges following a raid on his residence Saturday in which officers pro cured five gallon containers of alleged alcohol. The raid was made by Frank Mason marshal John Hallowell and Fred Henning sheriff and deputy sheriff. Joan Krause and Will Kaiser are bondsmen for Bodeker. Charges are illegal possession and maintaining a liquor nuisance with 300 bonds on each.
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Courier Spoerq Service
Waverly
Isa
Ralph ‘Bodeker
Frank Mason
John Hallowell
Fred Henning
Joan Krause
Will Kaiser
Bodeker
Funeral for Alexander Pattschull Held at Greene Church
The funeral for Alexander Pattschull, who died at Cedar Valley hospital in Charles City, was held Sunday at the Lutheran church in Greene with Rev. Fred J. Voelker officiating after a home prayer service. Also noted: Community Club met at the high school. a Confrmants' Party/showcase. Lutheran congregation hosted a reception for new members. Greene high school exhibited student work including domestic science, weaving, and other crafts.
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T. J .Koester
Greene High School
Sci- Lew Iris
Ima
Snamavor
Boy Thrown Through Windshield In Collision
La Porte City Indiana May 2 A deep wash from nose to ear infected wound marked by a boy named Leland Lamand eight when he was thrown through a windshield in a two car crash Sunday afternoon. He rode with his grandmother Mrs Thomas Henry and uncle Ivan Henry as Kocher backed from a parking spot. Twelve stitches were needed to close the facial wound. The boy rests at the Henry home.
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la Porte City
Leland Lamand
Gene Rocher
Thomas Henry
Ivan Henry
Kocher
Fleury
Ross
Henry
Societies of M. E. Church Meet This Week at La Porte
La Porte City residents attend church gatherings as the Women's Home Missionary society convenes Wednesday at 2 30 in the social room of the Methodist church and Division 2 of the M E fraternal group plans a Friday afternoon visit at Mrs Ray Anton's country home.
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M. E. Church
la Porte
Courier
Porte City
Woman's Homo /Missionary society
Methodist Church
M. FR. Ald Society
Ray Anton
Tostesson
A. C. Newton
Clyde Anton
Mia
Fred Wheeler
Roy Wagner
Omaha
Ned
Wilson
Richard
Wagner
John ‘Tt. Wagner
la Porte City
R. H. Haberichter
M. E
Pansing
A. W. Adams
Iillia Son
Waterloo
Miss O'Day
Fredericksburg
J. Moore
Virginia
Robert
Dalvern
AL OW
Boore
Jack Norris
Grinnell
Samh Becker
Main Street
E. Oh. Ruge
District C E Convention Ends at Clarksville
The thirty-ninth annual convention of Iowa Christian Endeavor closed in Clarksville with 125 delegates registered. Delegates from Clarksville and leaders from Ellsworth, Dubuque, Dubuque and Waterloo participated in the three day session. The eleventh district will meet next year at Cedar Falls.
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Courier
Clarksville
Iowa
Christian Endeavor
Cedar Falla
Mra. M
G. Waugh
V. V. Harrell
H. R.campbell
Misa Adelins Asher
Esther Erickson
Former Pastor Dies in Illinois Town
Rev. John Plescher, former Grundy college faculty member and Pleasant Valley Christian Reformed Church pastor, died in German Valley Illinois from poison poisoning. His body will be moved to Parkersburg for burial beside his sister and mother. Survived by his father three brothers a sister his widow and a two year old son.
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Grundy Center
John Plescher
Grundy College
Pleasant Valley
Paulists to Present Lecture Series at Oelwein Church
A series of sermons and lectures by Paulist priests will begin Sunday at Sacred Heart Church Oelwein Iowa. It runs daily through May 22 with questions on Catholic faith answered from the pulpit each evening.
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Oelwein
Sacred Heart Church
Independence Scouts Collect 70000 Tin Cans
Independence Ta May Saturday cleanup produced about 70000 tin cans. Owl troop led by 16812 cans, contest prize tied to McGregor or Devil's Backbone. Other records: Panther troop 9181, B squad Hawkeyes under 12 5378, A squad Hawkeyes 4573. Ice cream reward funded by popular subscription.
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Courier Special Service
Independence
Independence Boy Scouts
Owl Troop
McGregor
Devil's Backbone
Panther
Hawkeyes
Upper Iowa annual meeting features outside clergy
Cedar Falls May 2. Dr. Merton S. Rive of Detroit and Dr. Frank B. Ball of Evanston invited to speak at the Upper Iowa unit session. The state bishops board meets in Washington this month to set conference dates and presiding bishop assignments.
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Enrer
Cedar Falls
Merton
Rive
Detroit
Mich
Methodist Episcopal Church
Upper Town
Frank BE. Ball
William Cuhn
Northwestern University
Evanston, II
Board of Bishops
Washington
Union
State Teachers College
College
State Tethers College
Dysart Man Will Direct Oelwein's School Activities
Oelwein Iowa May 2 G B Ferrell former Dysart superintendent has been elected to lead Oelwein schools filling the vacancy caused by A W Moore resignation due to ill health Moore leaves after service in the army of occupation Ferrell a World War I veteran takes over the post In sports Oelwein defeats Waukon 21 to 1 in the season’s first baseball game played here last Sunday
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Doiis S. C. Legion
Kirkwood
Paris
Eugene Smith
Martin Moreensen
Cedar Falls
Main Street
Smith
Morgensen
Berg Drug Company
Waterloo
Iowa
State ‘Teachers College
W. J. Walker
Mvanston
Tfl
Bernica Bngdl
Gary
Ind
Nykvist
D. M. Kelly
Seral
Cedar Falla
Colfax
William F. Casey
Atroet
Courier Special Service
Oelwein
G. B. Ferrell
Dysart
Oelwein Board of Education
A. W. Moore
Moore
Army of Occupation
Waulton
Winkan
Walnut Grove
Allison
Alison
Hazel Mr. Blacklings
HE. B. Hosizes
Weekend Iowa News Highlights From Sioux City to Des Moines
Over the weekend Iowa news reports consolidation of two Sioux City telephone systems under Northwestern Bell for 40 000 lines. Des Moines covers a drama victory by Theodora Roosevelt and the state dental society annual meeting while Shenandoah reports a fatal pedestrian accident and Cedar Falls notes a social party and church confirmations.
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Associated Presa
Sioux City
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Iowa City
George Dvorsky
Democratic Central Committee
Dubuque
Albert Olson
Erdman Olson
Battle Ridge
Wis
Marshall County
District Court
Marshalltown
Davenport
Adama
Colorado
Clarence Whitaker
Des Moines
Theodora Roosevelt
Drake University
Dentialr
Stata Dental Society
Shenandoah
D. T. McAuley
C. Alley
Allison seniors stage threeact play at opera house
Allison May 2 senior class to present Putting It Up to Patty a three act modern comedy drama at the opera house Tuesday evening May 3 directed by Miss Helen Baldock rehearsals a month. Cast includes Austin Feltus Vincent Franke Carroll J Wild Ray Allen Hiko Folkers Bertha Aries Lucind a Krommer Hillgzbath Emerson and Addia Willis.
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Courier Special Service
Allison
Patty
Opera House
Helen Baldock
Progess
Austin Feltus
Vincent Franke
Carroll J Wild
Ray Allen
Hiko Folkers
Bertha Aries
Lucinda Krommer
Hillgzbath Emerson
Addia Willis
Landis vs Popejoy fined in dairy creamery case
The case of Landis, state inspector, against William Popejoy of Aredale was heard before a justice of the peace with a jury. Popejoy, who runs a creamery at Aredale, denied the cream error after three tests showed six variation points. He was fined 1 and costs. The jury included Tay lor, Charles Stevenson, Frank Hoppner, Newt Scott, Vane Burb ridge and Ora Ransom.
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Landis
William Popejoy
Aredale
Justice of Peace Court
Popejoy
Justice of the Peace
Tea Taylor
Charles Stevenson
Frank Hoppner
Newt Scott
Vane Burbridge
Ora Ransom
Society trains domestic workers to profession status
News Spice reports New York seeks to establish domestic service as a licensed profession with a training school at Mrs. Richard Boardman’s home. Graduates would enjoy living conditions and social standing akin to office workers, and a servant would be addressed as Miss.
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Associated Press
New York
vIt
Richard Boardman
Washington
B. C
Henry A. Berliner
National Aeronautical Association
Waving
Tex Rickard
Madison Square Garden
Wesai G
Chicago
Horith
Samust S. Drury
St. Pauls School of Concord
N. H
Lancaster
Frank Lockhart
Hollywood
Cal
London
Will Attenborough
Royal Horse Guards
Iowa Roads and Weather Report Across Cities
Des Moines reports good clear conditions while Davenport shows threatening weather. Others such as Burlington Muscatine Dubuque Clinton and Marshalltown vary from good to cloudy with damp spots. Roads near Oxford North Liberty and Waterloo are rough with difficult patches No 55 and No 20 show passable to bad conditions between towns due to recent heavy rain.
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Prasa
Des Moines
Davenport
Keokuk
Burlington
Muscatine
Dubuque
Clinton
Mason City
Cedar Rapids
Grove
Marshalltown
Fort Dodge
Sioux City
Council Bluffs
Ottumwa
Town City
Detourn
Oxford
North Liberty
Creston
Waterloo
Dyersville
Farley
Waterino
Chicago Judge to Deliver Commencement Address at Teachers College
Cedar Falls reports Judge Marcus A. Cavanaugh of Chicago will speak at Teachers College commencement on May 31 at 10 00 a m. The invitation was accepted by the state board of education this morning.
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Cedar Falls
Marcus A. Cavanaugh
Chicago
Teachers College
State Board of Education
Pheasant Eggs May Be Hatched by Domestic Fowl
Fields with remaining corn stalks are favored pheasant nesting grounds. Ringneck pheasants nest earlier due to mild April weather and stalks persist because plowing is delayed by moisture. As a result many nests may be destroyed by plowing before eggs hatch. Plowmen rarely discover nests in time to save them.
Hen and chicks allowed to range for natural food
Domestic fowls may hatch eggs and raise young. If pheasant nests cannot be saved by plowing, deputies will remove them and relocate the eggs to hatch, provided they are notified so the process can be monitored.
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Kamo
Posse Goes Home Missing Man Found Asleep in Haymow
Nathan Horton was found asleep in a barn haymow on the Robert Mitchell farm near Six Mile Grove southeast of Waterloo Tama county He awoke Sunday morning just as a posse to search for him assembled Horton had driven to the Mitchell farm Saturday afternoon, entered the barn and dropped asleep later neighbors were alerted fearing an accident
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Robert Mitchell
Six Mile Grove
Waterloo
Tama County
Nathan Horton
Washington Street
Horton
Mitchell Farm
Thare Mitchell
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets Promise Flesh Gains
Weary thin folks can gain weight with McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets, sugar coated for easy taking. An example shows a woman gaining 16 pounds in five weeks and a sickly child adding 12 pounds in seven months, with a money back guarantee if no 4 pound gain in 30 days. The ad urges readers to ask a pharmacist about the product and warns against imitators.
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Mien
Floyd
G.W. Johnson
G. W. Sander
George Y. Miller
Miller-Hay Construction Company
Mir
Miller
Les McLaughlin
Alex Pattschull
Greene Church
Ormer
Illinois
Alripolt
Roaz
Tay Ma
Neundsugh
Upper Iowa
Evanston
T. C
Calvary Baptist Church
M. BE
Lydia Poole
Jimbulpore
India
Daneh Nazareth
Anna B. Madsen
China
Miss Poole
Mt. Pleasant
Miss Madsen
Caday Falls
Wesley Foundation
College Hill
Ray Kelm
College Social Seclenie
H. G. Takenenberg
Suday
College Catholic
Nazareth
C. 5. Kirchner
The
Christian Church
Vinton
Pattorn
Thomas Anderson
Hegin
W. Flom. S
Woman's Forelonn
Misslongry Society
Down Town
J. S. Stevens
Franklin
Tf. Jueonard F
Samuel Oo. Bailey
George F. Barsalou
First Congregational Church
Teachers College High School
H. C. Culver
Dirat Methodist Epiacopal
Ihharacter
jGach
MM. E. Church
News of
Lawn City
Holm
Butler
Allison Community Club
Anca Hunter
DeBower
Brooder
Brooder House
Posse
Northland
Bartles-Shepherd Qu Co
Bartles
Shepherd Oi
Fifth and Mulberry Sts
Bartles-Shepherd Oi
Fourth
Sumner Sts
Bartles-Shepherd of Co
Sth
Anid Jefferson
Alehty's
Fifth and
South Sts
Blue Sill
Bartles-Shepherd Oft Co
Cornee Third
Lafayette
Eleventh St
Frost
Eleventh
Sycamore Sts
Bartles-Shepherd Oil Co
Fifth
Cedar Falls Road
Northland Pure Pennsylvania
RED Hat
Association of Independent Oil Men of America
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